The tourism sector is reactivated globally with the arrival of the non-working days of Easter 2022. And Peruvians are looking for any way to clear their minds in times of crisis on these holidays and holidays. However, there is always an unforeseen event during travel and we don't know who to ask to help.
That is what the state emergency telephones are for, where we can call the PNP, medical care, report abuse, among others. And it is important that you know their numbers and where to place them, in order to be careful during these dates, whether traveling or staying at home. Take note.
EMERGENCY TELEPHONES
In Peru, you have different emergency numbers that you can call depending on what you need. Check the list here:
Main emergency numbers at the national level
- Medical care in EsSalud for women victims of violence and their family environment: 014118000 option 6
- Report against family and sexual violence: 100
- Police Center: 105
- EsSalud nationwide for information on coronavirus (COVID-19): 107
- Road police: 110
- Infosalud: 113
- Civil Defense: 115
- Fire brigade: 116
- Red Cross: 01 266 0481
Mobile Emergency Care System (SAMU)
For attention in the regions. Amazon, Ancash, Ayacucho, Huancavelica, Huánuco, Junín, La Libertad, Loreto, Madre de Dios, Piura, Lima Region, Tacna, Tumbes, Ucayali, Lambayeque and Pasco, you can call 106.
Ambulances in Lima:
- Medical Alert: 01 261 0502
- Medical Code: 01 265 8783
- Emergency Mobile Medical Care System (SAMU): 106
- EsSalud Ambulances in Lima: 117
On the other hand, you can also call the numbers of Lima's serenazgo, which will be on its official pages or on Facebook. This also applies to the regions and their respective municipalities. The aim is to keep up to date the numbers for any emergency during the Easter celebrations.
RESTRICTIONS AGAINST CORONAVIRUS
The Government has established a series of measures and recommendations at the national level to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic in Peru. As established in Supreme Decree No. 030-2022-PCM, from 1 April 2022 you must comply with the following indications on a mandatory basis:
- Respect physical distancing, not less than 1 meter, between people.
- Prioritize activities within your family nucleus.
- Wash your hands frequently.
- Wear a mask or double mask, as appropriate.
- Avoid crowds.
ENTRANCE TO BEACHES, RIVERS, LAKES, LAGOONS AND POOLS
If you are over 12 years old and want to go to beaches, rivers, lakes, lagoons and swimming pools, you must present your physical or virtual card that proves that you have completed, in Peru or abroad, your COVID-19 vaccination scheme, and the booster dose for people over 18.
Although there is no official curfew established by the government, it is possible that municipal authorities will take measures to control access to these public spaces, so that there is no agglomeration and that this causes coronavirus infections.
In the coming days, amendments could be made to the restrictions for the period of Holy Week, non-working days in which there is a large mobilization of Peruvians and foreigners, whose main mission is to do domestic tourism on established holidays.
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